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  • An internationally famous venue for performances of classics. Two modern studios complement the old Victorian auditorium.

  • Still a working college, this is Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s most famous building.

  • Another great gallery, best known for its Rembrandts, its virtual monopoly on the 19th-century genius of Whistler and the Mackintosh House.

  • M & D’s Scotland’s Theme Park

    A massive adventure park with all the jaw-clenching thrills of the fairground. Rides to suit all ages and nerves (see M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park) .

  • Luxurious shopping centre in a renovated square of 1841 – the genteel atmosphere is heightened by the occasional appearance of a piano player.

  • Eduard Bersudsky makes performing contraptions from junk, and this is his extraordinary theatre.

  • Excellent overview of the world’s religions through their art. Best of all is Salvador Dali’s Crucifixion , a unique perspective.

  • Tenements were standard Glasgow flats and Agnes Toward lived an ordinary life in this one for over 50 years.

  • A market full of bargains, not all of them entirely legal. Riotously alive and fascinating, but hold on tight to your wallet.

  • Experience the past on the world’s last sea-going paddle steamer.

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